Full list of flights cancelled due to coronavirus for Qantas, Jetstar, Virgin and Tiger

As airlines around the world make changes to their scheduled route amid the coronavirus outbreak, this is how your flight will be impacted.

Here’s a list of all the flight cancellations impacting Australians. Picture: Mark Evans/Getty Images.

As airlines around the world make changes to their scheduled routes amid the coronavirus outbreak, we’ve compiled all the flight suspensions, reductions and cancellations for the four major airlines across Australia.

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QANTAS

On Tuesday, March 17, Qantas and Jetstar announced a 90 per cent reduction in total international capacity, and 60 per cent reduction in total domestic capacity, until at least the end of May.

SUSPENDED (until further notice):

MAINLAND CHINA

• Sydney-Beijing (until at least mid-July)

• Sydney-Shanghai

NORTH AMERICA

• Brisbane-San Francisco (from April 18)

• Melbourne-San Francisco (from April 18)

• Sydney-Vancouver (for June and July only)

POSTPONED:

USA

• Brisbane-Chicago (new route) will be delayed from April 15 to mid-September.

RE-ROUTED:

LONDON

• Sydney-Singapore-London return service temporarily re-routed to become a Sydney-Perth-London service (from April 20).

These are the flight changes made to Qantas. Picture: Mark Evans/Getty Images

REDUCED:

ASIA

• Sydney-Hong Kong – reduced from 14 return flights per week to seven

• Brisbane-Hong Kong – reduced from seven return flights per week to four

• Melbourne-Hong Kong – reduced from seven return flights per week to five

• Melbourne-Singapore – seven return flights per week cancelled (from April 20)

NEW ZEALAND

• Melbourne-Auckland (5 return cancellations)

AIRCRAFT CHANGES (at least mid-September 2020):

ASIA

• Melbourne-Singapore – B787 replaced by larger A330 on seven return flights per week (from May 4)

• Sydney-Tokyo (Haneda) – B747 replaced by smaller A330 (from March 30)

NORTH AMERICA

• Sydney-San Francisco – B787 replaced by larger B747 (from April 18)

• Sydney-Dallas/Fort Worth – A380 replaced by smaller B787 (from April 20)

• Melbourne-Los Angeles – A380 replaced by smaller B787 (from June 1)

Jetstar have suspended flights to Thailand and South Korea. Picture: Brook Mitchell/Getty Images

JETSTAR

SUSPENDED:

THAILAND

• all flights to Bangkok

SOUTH KOREA

• Gold Coast-Seoul

REDUCED (until at least June 30):

JAPAN

• Cairns-Tokyo (Narita) – reduced by up to two return flights per week.

• Cairns-Osaka – reduced by up to two return flights per week.

• Gold Coast-Tokyo (Narita) – reduced by up to two return flights per week.

THAILAND

• Melbourne-Phuket – reduced by up to two return flights per week.

• Sydney-Phuket – reduced by up to two return flights per week.

VIETNAM

• Melbourne-Ho Chi Minh – flights reduced by over 50 per cent (from May 1)

• Sydney-Ho Chi Minh – flights reduced by over 50 per cent (from May 1)

BALI

• Brisbane-Bali – minor flight reductions

Virgin Australia have cancelled flights to Hong Kong entirely. Picture: AAP Image/Claudia Baxter.

VIRGIN AUSTRALIA

CANCELLED:

• all flights to Hong Kong

• all flights from Auckland to Tonga and the Cook Islands

REDUCED:

• Sydney-Los Angeles — reduced from seven to five times a week

• Brisbane-Tokyo — reduced from seven times to twice a week

• Trans-Tasman flights to be cut by 6 per cent

• Domestic flights cut by 6.2 per cent by December

TIGER

CANCELLED:

• Melbourne – Coffs Harbour (from April 27)

• Sydney – Coffs Harbour (from April 27)

• Sydney – Cairns (from April 27)

• Adelaide – Sydney (from April 27)

• Hobart – Gold Coast (from April 28)